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Unting context muna, yung laptop ko is ginalaw ng kaklase ko tapos nagfefreeze na. Pinunta na sa service center, format palit thermal paste. After nun nagfefreeze pa rin.

Any solutions po dito

UPDATE:
Pinalitan na po motherboard sabi po sa service center, kaso nagfefreeze pa rin po
 
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Based on the previous actions taken, it seems that the laptop has undergone basic maintenance procedures like formatting and replacing the thermal paste. If the laptop is still freezing after these, it may indicate a hardware issue or a deeper software problem.

Here are some possible solutions that you can try:

1. Check the hardware components - If the laptop is still under warranty, it is recommended to bring it back to the service center and have it checked thoroughly. It could be that there is a problem with the hard drive, RAM, or other components of the laptop that need to be replaced.

2. Update drivers and firmware - Make sure that all the drivers and firmware are updated to the latest version. This can be done by visiting the manufacturer's website and checking for updates specific to the laptop's model.

3. Check for malware - Run a full system scan using a reputable antivirus software. Malware could be causing the laptop to freeze.

4. Disable unnecessary startup programs - Some programs may be causing the laptop to freeze when they start up. Open the Task Manager and disable any unnecessary startup programs.

5. Adjust power settings - Modify the power settings to optimize performance. Sometimes, the laptop freezes because it is not getting enough power from the battery or the power source.

6. Reinstall the operating system - If all else fails, try reinstalling the operating system. This can help fix any software-related issues that are causing the laptop to freeze.

It is important to remember that if you are not familiar with hardware or software troubleshooting, it is best to seek assistance from a professional technician to avoid causing more damage to the laptop.
 
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Have you done the following?:
  • Update BIOS, kung updated reset mo na lang
  • Test mo yung RAM, kung may oras ka pwedeng overnight para ma stress sya at makita kung may lalabas na issues
  • Scan yung RAM baka mismatch lang
  • Check for driver, kung merong updates, update mo lang
  • Check yung Hardisk baka health issue na
  • Check power settings kapag naka HDD ka set mo lang sa never
  • Check for viruses, madalas malware yung nagfefreeze
  • Check for background and running programs baka may power hog dyan end mo lang.
  • Check temp files baka sobrang dami pwede naman yan burahin
  • Adjust yung virtual memory, take note sa recommended and currently allocated baka masyadong mababa.
  • Check yung Reliability Monitor ni windows baka may program na nagfe-fail, check mo lang yung crash logs baka ma pinpoint dun yung problem
  • Check kung nagooverheat, install ka ng temperature monitor, kapag nag freeze check mo kung masyadong mataas
  • Check hardware, baka may loose connection o kapag di umiikot yung fan kapag mainit.
  • Check yung processor at ibang hardware requirement baka mababa yung naka allow na voltage kasi nataasan yung cores, check FSB at RAM voltage baka under, check rin yung memory timing.
 
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Roby Robyn said:
Have you done the following?:
  • Update BIOS, kung updated reset mo na lang
  • Test mo yung RAM, kung may oras ka pwedeng overnight para ma stress sya at makita kung may lalabas na issues
  • Scan yung RAM baka mismatch lang
  • Check for driver, kung merong updates, update mo lang
  • Check yung Hardisk baka health issue na
  • Check power settings kapag naka HDD ka set mo lang sa never
  • Check for viruses, madalas malware yung nagfefreeze
  • Check for background and running programs baka may power hog dyan end mo lang.
  • Check temp files baka sobrang dami pwede naman yan burahin
  • Adjust yung virtual memory, take note sa recommended and currently allocated baka masyadong mababa.
  • Check yung Reliability Monitor ni windows baka may program na nagfe-fail, check mo lang yung crash logs baka ma pinpoint dun yung problem
  • Check kung nagooverheat, install ka ng temperature monitor, kapag nag freeze check mo kung masyadong mataas
  • Check hardware, baka may loose connection o kapag di umiikot yung fan kapag mainit.
  • Check yung processor at ibang hardware requirement baka mababa yung naka allow na voltage kasi nataasan yung cores, check FSB at RAM voltage baka under, check rin yung memory timing.
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Yung sa may BIOS at ram hindi pa po natetest, yung iba po is okay naman po no overheating pero nagpalit na ng thermal paste para sure
 
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Reset mo bios, if sakali nag frefreeze parin kahit nareset na lahat possible na nadamage processor. Ito example if na enable lahat ng cores tapos uminit ng sobra may safety feature kasi yung mobo na nag auauto turn off yung system pag ma hit yung max temp limit, if incase defective yung sensor di siya nag off, possible na nadamage yung processor.

Ano specs ng laptop mo?
 
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If your laptop is freezing after enabling all CPU cores, it is possible that your system is experiencing instability due to excessive heat or inadequate power supply. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Check your laptop's cooling system: Overheating can cause your laptop to freeze. Make sure that the cooling system, including the fan and heat sinks, is working properly. Clean any dust or debris from the cooling system.
  2. Check your power supply: If your laptop is not receiving enough power, it may freeze. Make sure that your power supply is sufficient for the number of CPU cores you have enabled.
  3. Update your BIOS and drivers: Outdated BIOS or drivers can cause stability issues. Check for any updates for your laptop's BIOS and drivers, and install them if available.
  4. Disable overclocking: Overclocking can cause your laptop to overheat and become unstable. If you have overclocked your CPU, try disabling it to see if it resolves the issue.
  5. Reduce the number of CPU cores: If none of the above steps work, try reducing the number of CPU cores you have enabled. This can help to reduce the amount of heat generated and may help to stabilize your system.
If the issue persists, you may want to consider contacting your laptop's manufacturer or a professional computer repair service for further assistance.
 
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Try mo disable fast boot, then restart.

After restart punta ka sa msconfig then ibalik mo sa "1" yung number of processors, then restart uli.

Kasi yung "enable all cores" sa msconfig ineenable nya lang yung number of cores na gagamitin para sa pag boot ng PC. I suggest ibalik mo sya sa "1", kasi di naman ibig sabihin no'n isang core na lang gagamitin ng PC mo haha, maling mali. Magagamit parin yung all cores ng procie mo nyan.

Then next step is yung Virtual Memory, search mo lang sa start menu "virtual memory" o "paging file". Then dapat naka check yung "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives", then restart uli. Kasi feeling ko ginalaw nya rin yun eh baka tinaasan nya. Di ko nirerecommend i set manually yung virtual memory lalo na't nka hard disk ka.

Reply ka sakin kung may improvement laptop mo after mo gawin lahat to.
 
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